Ice Spice has spent the last few days turning a career pivot into a soft launch of a new era, and the receipts are all over music and social media. According to Complex and Rap Up, her biggest verified move is the release of her new single and video Thootie with Dominican star Tokischa, a bilingual dembow record that dropped December fifth and marks the first time she has ever rapped in Spanish on a track. The single, released through 10K Projects and Capitol Records and produced by longtime collaborator RiotUSA, is being framed by outlets like FEMMUSIC and That Grape Juice as a major milestone, deepening her Dominican identity on wax and positioning her beyond straight New York drill. The colorful, chaotic Thootie video, shot on location in the Dominican Republic with creative direction from Tokischa and direction by Richard Cordones, has her in full island mode, and she has told multiple outlets, including ABC Audio’s New Music Friday coverage, that recording and filming there made her feel at home and let her show another side of who she is. Industry write ups from That Eric Alper and The Music Universe explicitly connect Thootie to her ongoing post Y2K album glow up and suggest, though not yet officially confirmed, that this run of singles from Baddie Baddie to Big Guy and Pretty Privilege may be building toward the next project. On the business and live front, ticketing platform Discotech is promoting a high profile Art Basel week appearance in Miami, where Ice Spice is billed alongside Coi Leray and Anycia for the MADFUN festival esque party, reinforcing her status as a reliable draw on the hip hop and pop circuit. In the broader media ecosystem, ABC Audio and other syndicated radio news have spotlighted her in their New Music Friday roundups, further cementing Thootie as the weeks marquee drop. Social wise, Reality Tea reports that a new Instagram video of her twerking in underwear briefly took over timelines, underlining how closely her online persona and musical rollouts remain intertwined. Separate commentary pieces, such as recent coverage pushing back on weight loss rumors, show her actively managing body image narratives, though specific quotes and timelines there should be treated as context rather than a discrete new development. Any fan speculation that Thootie is the official lead single for a new album, or that the rosadita bio updates across her socials denote a confirmed title, remains unannounced by her label and should be viewed as unconfirmed buzz rather than fact, even as the last few days make clear that Ice Spice is very deliberately writing the next chapter of her biography in both English and Spanish.
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Episode Transcript
Ice Spice has spent the last few days turning a
career pivot into a soft launch of a new era,
and the receipts are all over music and social media.
According to Complex and wrap Up, her biggest verified move
is the release of her new single and video Footy
with Dominican star Tokisha, a bilingual dembo record that dropped
(00:21):
December fifth and marks the first time she has ever
wrapped in Spanish on a track. The single, released through
ten K Projects and Capitol Records and produced by longtime
collaborator Riot Usa, is being framed by outlets like fem
Music and that Grape Juice as a major milestone, deepening
her Dominican identity on lax and positioning her beyond straight
(00:44):
New York drill. The colorful, chaotic foodie video, shot on
location in the Dominican Republic, with creative direction from Tokisha
and direction by Richard Cordones, has her in full island mode,
and she has told multiple outlets, including a ABC Audio's
New Music Friday coverage, that recording and filming there made
(01:04):
her feel at home and let her show another side
of who she is. Industry write ups from that Eric
Alper and the music universe explicitly connect Foody to her
ongoing post y two K album Glow Up, and suggest
though not yet officially confirmed, that this run of singles
from Baddie Baddie to Big Guy and Pretty Privilege may
(01:26):
be building toward the next project. On the business and
live front ticketing platform, Discothech is promoting a high profile
art Basle Week appearance in Miami where Ice Spices Build
alongside Koe Lay and Anisha for the Mad Fun Festival
esque party, reinforcing her status as a reliable draw on
(01:46):
the hip hop and pop circuit. In the broader media ecosystem,
ABC Audio and other syndicated radio news have spotlighted her
in their new Music Friday roundups, further cementing Foody as
the week's marquis drop. Social Wise Reality Tea reports that
a new Instagram video of her torking and underwear briefly
(02:07):
took over time lines, underlining how closely her online persona
and musical rollouts remain intertwined. Separate commentary pieces, such as
recent coverage pushing back on weight loss rumors, show her
actively managing body image narratives, though specific quotes and time
lines there should be treated as context rather than a
discreet new development. Any fan speculation that Tuty is the
(02:30):
official lead single for a new album, or that the
Rosadita bio updates across her socials denote a confirmed title
remains unannounced by her label and should be viewed as
unconfirmed buzz rather than fact. Even as the last few
days make clear that Ice Spice is very deliberately writing
the next chapter of her biography in both English and Spanish.
(02:51):
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